Reconciled inflation concerns and President Donald Trump threatening reciprocal tariffs on Friday slamming the door to the possibility of a winning week at Wall Street. For the week: Dow and Nasdaq each lost just over 0.5%, and S&P 500 fell almost 0.25%. All three stock standards were higher in the week since Thursday’s closure. And, initially, investors on Friday viewed the inflation of higher salaries than expected in the government’s mixed employment report. But at 10am ET, an increase in retail inflation concerns in the Michigan University’s consumer’s sense of consumer sent lower actions. The market occupied another foot in the afternoon, when Trump said he plans to announce next week matching the taxes of trade partners who impose fees on US imports. During a White House meeting with Japan’s Prime Minister, the president said he wants the US “treated equally with other countries”. .SPX, .IXIC 5D Mountain Week Performance in Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq’s profits were a major topic last week as quarterly results and comments from the names of Alphabe and Amazon confirmed what Meta revealed platforms and Microsoft Last week: Big Tech still plans to spend thousands of money this year to build artificial intelligence skills. This provided relief for the Nvidia and Broadcom club chipmakers, which clashed on January 27 and most of that week, as the Chinese start Deepseek discovered a low -cost model. This, on the other hand, sparked concerns that technology giants may not need to spend so much on high -performance semiconductors. Hearing from the alphabet, Amazon, Meta and Microsoft quenches some of those fear in the near deadline. Nvidia and Broadcom, as they were stronger last week, were still below their pre-deepseek closure levels on Friday, January 24. Filmed before and after the profits, Meta on Friday ended an extraordinary 15-seanna winner. Since its closing price on January 16, shares have not been viewed behind, earning nearly 17%. Meta Mountain 2025-01-16 Meta platforms since January 16 We also earned revenues last week from Disney (the market seemed confused), Honeywell (Breakup News in the shadow), born (Conference Call was essential), Bristol Myers Squibb (Stock Drop was a gift), and Eli Lilly (restores her mojo). Jim Cramer saw the opportunity to buy opportunities in Disney, Honeywell and Bristol Myers. He suggested that Lilly and Linde were held. The club made a trade gang last week including exit from Stanley Black & Decker and Bulking Up Home Depot. We did it to keep exposure to what we expect will be a recovery of housing, but with less tariff risk. We have also called and initiated Stock Bullpen Texas Roadouse, which we added on Friday. We are considering a bunch of trade ideas for the following week. So stay arranged. While this next week will have less revenue from the club, the economic calendar is filled with important numbers and comments from the Central Bank. 1. Fedspeak. The chairman of the Federal Reserve Jerome Powell gives his half -year economic report at Congress this week – going to the Senate Banking Committee on Tuesday and the Financial Services Committee on Wednesday. He is probably on a fierce journey by Republican lawmakers embedded by most of them and Trump in the White House. During his distant address for global leaders at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland on January 23, the president demanded more decreased norms. Less than a week later, Powell and Fed kept stable rates after three cuts last year. Last Monday, Trump collapsed and said keeping steady levels this time was the right movement. Following her meeting in December, the Fed envisioned the decrease in two norms for 2025. The market is currently setting up a chance in a cut at about 50-50, according to the CME Fedwatch vehicle. This is because the economy has seemed strong with very sustainable but elevated inflation. 2. Inflation data. On Wednesday and Thursday, the government issues January data on consumer inflation and wholesale inflation. These price ratios are increasing after the salary data report of the worrying job report and the study of consumer feeling. The consumer price index on Wednesday is the main event as measuring the types of price pressures every day that Americans face in their daily lives. The January IIK title is seen growing 2.9% based on one year more than one year, according to Factset estimates. This would be the same increase in last month. The essential rate, which excludes food and energy prices, is seen rising 3.1%, slightly cooler than the growth of 3.2% of the previous month. The manufacturer’s pricing index on Thursday has been known for moving markets. It measures the costs given that businesses pay to make their products and provide services. Big greater growths than expected at PPI may appear in the coming months on the retail side if businesses were to go along higher costs for consumers. The January PPI title is expected to increase 3.1%, slightly cooler than the December growth of 3.3%. The essential PPI is seen cooling to a 3.2% increase in January against 3.5% of growth in December. 3. Profits. Only three clubs report this week: Dupont, GE Healthcare and Palo Alto Networks. Prior to Tuesday’s opening bell, Dupont is expected to provide nearly 6 % increase year by year in the fourth quarter revenue to $ 3.07 billion and a 12.6 % increase in share (EPS) profits to 98 cents, according to 98 cents. Analyst consensus Assessment compiled by LSEG. In addition to the reported quarter and the guidance forward, we will want to hear where things stay in the Dupont plan to divide into two companies. Last month, the company decided not to separate its water business, but raised its electronic rotation deadline. Before the open Thursday, the GE Healthcare is expected to report a 2.5% increase in the fourth quarter revenue to $ 5.33 billion and a 6.8% increase to EPS to $ 1.26. We have sold some Jehc actions last Tuesday, closing in some profits as we remain careful about the state of the health care industry in China and we want to hear more from the company. Following Thursday’s closure, Palo Alto Networks is expected to report an 11% increase in its fiscal 2025 second quarter to $ 2.2 billion and a 6.8% increase to EPS to 78 cents. We recently cut Palo Alto on January 8, making a nearly 100% profit in a favor that has fallen in favor. We will have to see if the three analysts who reduced the shares that week were right. A strong report on Thursday evening by the online security firm sent Fortines to Palo Alto higher shares on Friday. Week before Monday, February 10 before Bell’s profits: Tuesday McDonald, February 11, 10 AM et: Fed Chairman Jerome Powell: Dobordash, Lyft, Super Micro, February 12:30 AM: Index Consumer Price for January 10: Economic Economic Report of Fed Chairman Jerome Powell for Congress: Financial Services Committee 2 PM: Treasury Budget Statement Before Bell: CVS, Biogen, Restaurant Brands after Bell: Robinhod, Reddit Thursday, February 13 8:30 AM et: Producer Price Index for 8:30 AM et: Weekly claims of impurity before Bell: Ge Healthcare after Bell: Palo Alto Networks, Airbnb, Coinbase Friday, February 14 (Day Valentine) 8:30 am et: retail for 9:15 am et: industrial production and capacity utilization for January 10th et: Business Inventories for December Bell: Modern (see here for a full stock list in Jim Cramer’s charity.) 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Reconciled inflation concerns and President Donald Trump threatening reciprocal tariffs on Friday slamming the door to the possibility of a winning week at Wall Street.